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Wisconsin is the latest state to bring charges against individuals connected to the former president's effort to overturn the presidential election results.
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers shared only one word on Tuesday in response to charges being filed against Donald Trump's allies in connection to the State's 2020 fake electoral scheme.
"Good."
Evers took to social media today to express the sentiment with a post on X:
Here’s my full statement regarding media reports today indicating charges are being filed against individuals involved in Wisconsin’s 2020 fake elector scheme. pic.twitter.com/TUSRS42KEV
— Governor Tony Evers (@GovEvers) June 4, 2024
The Wisconsin attorney general filed charges on Tuesday against three allies of Donald Trump, including Kenneth Chesebro, a right-wing attorney who allegedly helped devise the alleged fake elector plot; Jim Troupis, a former Trump lawyer; and Michael Roman, a former Trump campaign official, according to CNN.
All three are due in Dane County Circuit Court on Sept. 19, according to the Associated Press. They each face one felony count punishable by up to six years in prison and fines of up to $10,000.
